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A new influencer has emerged following the protests taking place in Ecuador. It is Patricio, the man whom Leonidas Iza, president of Conaie, called him by his name, shouting it.
The fact went viral when Leonidas Iza was arrested on June 14 amid protests. Just then, the native chief was with other companions in a vehicle in Pastocalle, Cotopaxi.
WARNING. Pdte was arrested in Cotopaxi this morning. de la Conaie, Leonidas Iza. Interior Minister Patricio Carrillo said that previous investigations had been opened for possible crimes recorded in the last hours in relation to the #National Strike @24HoursGYE pic.twitter.com/v2kiwSdbbD
— Luis Antonio Ruiz (@luisantonio_r) June 14, 2022
When Iza was arrested, the new influencer tried to intervene and in the middle of that he shouted “Patricio, leave him”. After that, fame came to the man, who is now being asked for photographs in places where he goes with protesters.
Leonidas Iza’s expression during his arrest went viral in no time. “Patricio, let him go,” Iza said at the time. Now the character he was referring to is an influencer. This Saturday Patricio appeared in El Arbolito Park and took pictures with his fans. pic.twitter.com/mXuKKbapAw
— BN (@BNPeriodismo) June 26, 2022
This is how it happened at El Arbolito Park this weekend, where those present took photos and someone took the opportunity to record the moment.
Likewise, Patricio was seen in previous days summoning the indigenous assembly at the Central University of Ecuador.
Patricio shouted at Leonidas Iza, president of Conaie, in the videos that circulated due to his arrest in Pastocalle, Cotopaxi, which calls the indigenous assembly of the Central University of Ecuador. pic.twitter.com/kB05AuA95q
— Santiago Molina (@santiagomolinao) June 23, 2022
Now, netizens have devoted themselves to creating memes, graffiti, and even songs.
Source metroecuador.com